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The Latest Breaking News from the American Heart Association

Just a couple days of physical activity a week may be key to better health

Researchers initially expected that spreading activity throughout the week would prove to be more beneficial

The Independent UK

Are seed oils bad for your health?

One expert breaks down the concerns influencers and RFK Jr. have raised about commonly consumed seed oils.

Fortune

This nutrition expert avoids a so-called health food at all costs

Low-fat yogurt often contains artificial sweeteners and added sugar and flavors.

Fortune

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RFK Jr. and beauty influencers are raving about the health benefits of beef tallow. Here's what science says

Experts warn that the stuff is about 50% saturated fat, which raises the risk of high cholesterol and heart disease.

Fortune

Sharon Stone opens up on heartbreaking family tragedy at red carpet event

Actress Sharon Stone has revealed the devastating personal reason she has chosen to support the American Heart Association.

The Independent UK

Keeping blood pressure under control is critical. There's a new option for tough cases

About half of U.S. adults have high blood pressure and too few have it under control

The Independent UK

What’s a normal resting heart rate? Here’s what your pulse should be based on age

Factors including stress, hormones, anxiety, medication, and physical activity also contribute to what may be considered a healthy resting heart rate for you.

Fortune

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The American Heart Association Finally Took Sex Into Account for Stroke Risk — Are You In the New At-Risk Group?

The new guidelines on preventing stroke for the first time address the risks that women uniquely face, focusing on birth control, pregnancy, and more.

Inverse

Latino adults in the U.S. will be most at risk of cardiovascular disease by 2050

The American Heart Association also revealed that Hispanic children are projected to have the highest obesity rates

Latin Times

Push for defibrillators in schools becomes personal - Roll Call

As advocates fight for increased access to defibrillators in schools, lawmakers'find a personal connection to the issue.

Roll Call

More Than Half Of Americans Will Develop Cardiovascular Disease In 30 Years: Report

Around 61% of U.S. adults are expected to have some type of cardiovascular disease within the next 30 years, according to a recent report from the American Heart Association.

Medical Daily

Are plant-based burgers healthier than meat?

Alt meats make it easy to go vegan. But do they make it healthy?

Fortune

The school lunch crisis' silver lining

For the first time, the national school lunch program will update their nutritional standards to cap added sugars

Salon

Don't fear intermittent fasting just yet

"This does not mean that time-restricted eating caused cardiovascular death," researchers said.

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Demi Lovato's song choice at AHA event sparks social media uproar

The internet is buzzing about Demi Lovato's song choice at an American Heart Association event. Find out why her performance has sparked controversy and ra...

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Hypertension guidelines do not include potassium-enriched salt

An international panel of experts published a suggestion in the scientific journal Hypertension published by the American Heart Association, calling for the inclusion of low-sodium potassium-enriched salt in hypertension therapy guidelines. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Hypertension guidelines do not include potassium-enriched salt

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Worried About Your Medical Conditions While Planning A Vacation? Here's How You Can Travel Safe

With some thoughtful planning and necessary precautions, traveling could be definitely on the cards for people with health conditions such as heart disease and diabetes.

Inverse

Following These 8 Health Rules Can Slow Biological Aging, Study Shows

A preliminary study finds that following the American Heart Association's Essential 8 slows the rate of biological aging.

Fortune

The secret to reducing dementia and stroke risk may lie in reversing your biological age. Here's how

Having a higher biological than chronological age seemingly leads to an elevated risk of dementia, stroke, and ALS, according to new research.

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Bengals news: Bengals add to offense, Joe Burrow’s new look, 49ers injury shocker

The latest Bengals news items and notes to know.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bengals to host CPR training at Paycor Stadium

The Bengals go big for a good cause this month.

The Independent UK

This newly-discovered heart syndrome could be surprisingly common, experts say

There are five stages to the illness, the American Heart Association said in a new advisory

Fortune

Work stress has scary implications for your heart health—especially if you're a man

“The U.S. workforce is among the most stressed in the world, and these workplace stressors can be as harmful to health as obesity."

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